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Imagine that an animal species become extinct. What will happen to the animals directly above and below it in the food chain?
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Imagine that an animal species become extinct. What will happen to the animals directly above and below it in the food chain?

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If one species in the food web ceases to exist, one or more members in the rest of the chain could cease to exist too. A plant or animal doesn't even have to become extinct to affect one of its predators. ...
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